Yager v. C. B. McCormack

Citations

• 41 Fla. 204

Syllabus

<p>1. Where an exception is general to the refusal to give several instructions asserting distinct propositions of law, an appellate court will examine' them no further than to ascertain that some one of them was incorrect and therefore properly refused.</p> <p>2. The liability assumed by the drawing of a bill of exchange is clearly recognized by the law! the mere act of drawing such a bill importing the most certain and precise contract for presumed adequate consideration that the bill shall be accepted and paid, and that if it is not the drawer will pay it.</p> <p>3. Evidence examined and held insufficient to support the verdict.</p>